House Hunting

A foreclosed luxury house sits on 70 private acres, offering beauty that borders on trap. The property is secluded and wooded, drawing whispers from the road and inviting curiosity while isolating its occupants. The house itself feels like it has a mind of its own, bending space and time to trap those who enter.

🌀 Time Loop

The film centers on a looping narrative where the road to the house and back repeats, trapping the families in a day that never progresses. Time seems to bend as doors close and the group is forced to relive moments, growing more desperate with each iteration. The loop emphasizes the house’s hunger for secrets and fear, turning escape into an illusion.

💔 Family Tensions

Two families with troubled pasts collide under the house’s influence. Old resentments surface as they chase happiness that remains elusive, exposing cracks in trust and loyalty. The pressure of concealment and protectiveness drives characters toward drastic, sometimes violent, actions. The house exploits these fissures to tighten its grip.

🏚️ Haunted House

The house is an active force, not just a backdrop, feeding on fear and secrets. It manipulates space, time, and perception, presenting traumas as tangible presences and visions. The presence of Hanna and the house’s peculiar demands—like seven cans for seven people—underline that the structure has a will of its own.

🔪 Sacrifice and Violence

The narrative escalates into murder as the house demands sacrifices to sustain itself. Jealousy, guilt, and fear push characters toward brutal acts, from Susan’s death to Hanna’s murder, culminating in a chase where escape remains illusory. The climax reveals the true cost of breaking the cycle and attempting to leave.